Tales of Nahganne: The Mimicking Creature
I had spent time around Little Squanga Lake for a few days. I noted interesting locations, but no specific activity or signs of our bushman.
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Distinguished Sasquatch Enthusiasts: Part Three
In the last article I introduced Sasquatch researchers and writers Peter Byrne, Dr. Grover Krantz, Dr. John Bindernagel and Dr. Robert Alley.
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Distinguished Sasquatch Enthusiasts Part 1
The giant, bipedal, forest-dwelling, hirsute hominid known as Sasquatch has been the subject of active investigation by people…
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The Silver Hart Road Watcher
A former resident of Yukon contacted me by email in October of 2020, to share a couple of encounters with a sasquatch.
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The Meat Eater of Elsa
A First Nation gentleman from the Mi’kmaq Nation, originally from the Northeastern Woodlands First Nations of New Brunswick…
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What Is Sasquatch?
The bipedal entities commonly called sasquatch are identified by many regional names and nicknames (to mention them all would simply…
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Tree-Thrashing Events
People have told me that they have often been “chased away” from a certain area while in the bush, either while berry picking…
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Something Stinks Around Here!
People experience odd smells while walking in the forest. Usually the source is evident, but not always. Sasquatch enthusiasts have…
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The Swimming Sasquatch
In July of 2014, I was attending the Moosehide Gathering, hosted by the Tr’ondëk Hëwch’in First Nation (THFN)…
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The Curious Sasquatch
This sighting took place at Marshall Creek in the early evening of Wednesday, July 20, 2014, by four ladies…
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The Vanishing Sasquatch
During the afternoon of July 11, 2011, a Crestview resident decided to go shopping in downtown Whitehorse. Driving from his home…
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The Rock Throwers
By all indications, the sasquatch would protect their area of activities by throwing rocks and other items in the direction of intruders.
Hunting The Hunters
In the fall of 2015, three B.C. hunters decided to hunt in a seldom-used area of northern British Columbia, in a location where…
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The Dancer of Kotaneelee
After becoming aware of my interest in sasquatch, a friend shared his sasquatch encounter. The sighting occurred in early October…
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The Pregnant Sasquatch
A gentleman of the Gitsegukla First Nation, from B.C., shared his sighting experience with me. At the time, he was a self-employed…
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The Guardians of Magundy River Canyon
In May of 2010, a lady contacted me and invited me to visit Faro, to discuss an encounter with a group of Sasquatch…
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The Fish Camp Visitors
In 2005, I was talking with a gentleman of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation who described an encounter he and his brother had with a sasquatch…
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Tales of Nahganne
For as long as humans have been in the Yukon, they have shared this vast land not only with various animals but also with…
Seeking The Sasquatch
If ever you should find yourself alone in the vast woodlands of the North and you happen upon large, humanoid footprints in the mud…
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Sasquatch Love
Looking for a book that fits into a backpack for a camping trip? Rachel and Ursula Westfall`s first self-published novella, Estella of Halftree Village, is
Europe: Sasquatch-free
Europe is a fantastic place to visit; not so much for what it has, but rather for what it does not have. Sometimes it is
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